Mitts v. Counerre.
Claim for $14, due on two promissory notes.
Plaintiff, sworn:—L am the proprietor of the Boar's Head." L'produce two promissory notes for the amount claimed, both of which are dated the 19th January 1869; the one payable in G days, the other in 21 days after date; the signatures are the defendant's: had previous transactions with him and know his signature. Payment has been applied for ineffectually by my agent; defendant has not yet paid.
George Pusey, sworn:—Tam employed by Mr. Mills, 1 saw defendant sign the promissory notes. I applied by Mr. Mill's instructions for payment, but was not paid; the last time I applied he threw the notes at my feet and said he would not pay, as he did_not live in the settlement. Judgment for the Plaintiff with costs.
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